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Video technology was first used at the World Cup
The referee's video support technology (VAR) will help the matches at the 2018 World Cup more fair and transparent, limiting the referee's mistakes.
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From zero to Sudan's first flying agricultural robot
With only the internet and determination, two Sudanese men have attempted to create the country's first flying agricultural robot - a big step in the fight against deser…
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This crystal ball can display video 360 degrees inside as well as a sphere of prophecy
It has the same design and functionality as traditional snowballs, but when viewed, viewers can watch exciting 360 degree videos right on the palm of their hand.
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America uses trees to ... spy
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) says it is working on a project that could help the military improve its ability to detect threats and espionage.
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NASA permanent tires: available on all terrain, withstands temperatures of -200 degrees Celsius
Not only for Mars, this tire is likely to be used on Earth itself.
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Highly durable ceramic coating, resistant to temperatures of 2000-3000 degrees Celsius
If this coating is applied to the aircraft sheath, we can solve the problem of durability for supersonic aircraft.
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3D printers produce cheese that tastes like a real taste
Technology developed to the point that with just a 3D printer, you were able to create delicious and time-consuming cheeses.
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America wants to develop bullets that, when falling to the ground, will grow into trees
America is facing the problem of guns, can be considered a kind of redundancy in some way: they must do to handle the pollution caused by the countless shells after each…
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Successfully developed compounds that absorb CO2 faster than trees
Plants help absorb CO2, which is what we all know, even plants can absorb about 25% of CO2 emissions that humans produce to serve photosynthesis and growth.
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A unique ultra-portable home project for refugees
With a unique design, each container can hold up to 16 small houses.
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Unique project helps to plant trees in mid-air
FLYTE has launched a unique project that helps plants in your home to float in the air with magnetic fields.
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Students create equipment to grow all kinds of plants in space
While NASA is struggling with potatoes, thought to be easy-to-live, in the hope that they can exist on Mars, a student has created two robots capable of cultivating ever…
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Developing 'artificial plants' turns vibrations in the environment into electricity
Scientists want to create a kind
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Develop UAV from the positioning of the bumblebees
Scientists have developed unmanned planes from the ability of locating bees to find their nests.
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The idea of a jacket can be turned into a tent, a sleeping bag for migrants
Refugee migrants often have to travel a long way, and one of the big challenges for them is carrying so many essential belongings.